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Dec 12 2019

Sustainable Weight Loss

you can achieve sustainable weight loss3 Powerful Tips for Success

Sustainable weight loss doesn’t come from counting calories. It requires a lifestyle transformation. Certainly, that can be a challenge.

However, if you start with the following 3 powerful tips you will simplify the transition and expedite sustainable weight loss.

Know Your Why

Ask yourself why you want to lose weight. Are you really passionate about the change? 

When your reasons to achieve sustainable weight loss are strong, getting there will be easier.

There is no wrong why. Your why just has to have great meaning to you. However, it will not work to take someone else’s why and try to make it yours.

So, get clear on why you want to lose weight. Write it down. Keep it in your sight. Read it every day. Consequently, sustainable weight loss will be easier to achieve.

Set Up Your Environment

Make eating healthy easy and convenient for yourself. As a result, you will stick to your plan, especially during stressful times.

First, clean out your kitchen. Get rid of any clutter. Ditch any foods that are not weight loss friendly. Remove anything that you know triggers you to eat in an unhealthy way.

Next, stock your pantry and refrigerator with healthy food you know you want to eat. Just knowing what you should eat doesn’t mean you will, especially for any length of time.

Keep simple items on hand so you will always have ingredients for a quick, healthy meal. You will always find sprouted whole grain tortillas, beans, and cheese in my kitchen for this purpose.

Don’t Deprive Yourself

Fad diets that drastically cut calories or even entire food groups are not the best choice for achieving sustainable weight loss. That is to say, it is just impossible to maintain for very long. You will not get the lasting results you want.

You need a method that can be followed for life. For example, the clean eating approach…by cutting out processed foods and eating whole, nutrient-dense foods you will lose excess fat and keep it off.

You can start with simple food swaps.

Here are a few great food swaps for weight loss: (and check out 3 great recipes!)

  • Spaghetti Squash instead of pasta
  • Unsweetened tea or infused water instead of calorie containing drinks
  • Baked or grilled fruit instead of desserts
  • Raw veggies or fruit with cheese or hummus instead of crackers
  • Roasted veggies or water-sauteed veggies instead of stir-fried with oil

Sustainable weight-loss – maintaining your healthy weight – requires a shift in your habits and perspective. Why not begin your journey now?

Learn more effective steps to sustainable weight loss: Grab my FREE eBook here

 

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Written by Donna Hugues · Categorized: Clean Eating, Nutrition, Weight Management · Tagged: clean eating, clean eating for weight loss, sustainable weight loss, weight loss, weight loss meal plan, weight management

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